Ancient, Brave & Wild Wisdom
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I have received a feather of inspiration. My creativity was sparked after attending a storytelling evening with Jimmy Nelson at the Bookstor in the center of The Hague.
The phoenix reminds me that what I have outgrown must be released before the new can emerge.
I grew up on the edge of the forest, close to the sea. Birds, butterflies, dragonflies, and fairies were my daily companions on long, magical adventures…
For as long as I can remember, I have carried a dream—a vision of artists, writers, musicians, and change-makers coming together, weaving inspiration into something larger than themselves…
Today, on my walk through the forest, I noticed snowdrops—an early promise of spring's return. A beautiful reminder to bring my ideas, visions, and aspirations to life…
The bear reconnects me to the dreamtime, hibernation cave, and protective, nurturing energy of the wild mother. This year, I felt drawn to explore our ancient relationship with the bear—a sacred animal with whom we share more than we might realize…
In ancient times, the Greeks would come together in ceremony to experience a sacred event where joy and sorrow coexisted. The mystery cults were complex and multifaceted, and the Eleusinians were one of the most esteemed cults in ancient Greece…
What if we could strip away all the belief systems given to us by society? We would see what is with clarity, not fragmented parts that behold part of the truth. The truth brings all the parts together, without alienating one or the other…